Peace Residential House

Peace Residential House is an exemplary modern residential architecture project designed by Ukrainian interior designer Nataliya Kozhokar, showcasing a harmonious integration of natural surroundings with contemporary living spaces. Located in a forest near Kyiv, Ukraine, this sophisticated two-story residence encompasses 474 square meters of thoughtfully designed living space that emphasizes the connection between interior and exterior environments through extensive use of panoramic windows. The architectural design is distinguished by its 3-meter-high ceilings and modern flush-mounted doors, creating an elegant and expansive atmosphere throughout the structure. The interior design philosophy embraces a minimalist aesthetic, incorporating natural, eco-friendly materials in light colors, accented by refined black linear elements that serve as a consistent design signature throughout the space. The material palette includes high-quality plaster, marble, porcelain stoneware, travertine, wood, and premium textiles, all selected to create a sophisticated yet comfortable living environment. The project, which garnered recognition with a Bronze A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, demonstrates exceptional spatial planning and environmental consciousness. The design's unique approach to bringing the forest environment indoors through strategic window placement not only enhances the visual experience but also creates a seamless transition between built and natural environments, embodying the concept of peace and tranquility in residential architecture.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: residential architecture, contemporary design, natural integration, sustainable materials, interior harmony, panoramic windows

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/140038

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